The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-14
GENERAL TRADE.
RREAnSHuFFN.

CORNMsAL - Standard. lS5; pearl,
So Is % IS; roller, 81 IS, firm.
HAY-Choice, from store, Toes; car load
from leyes or depot, sl4; prime, from store,
prairie, fom store, toe; car load from levee
or depot IS so.
C0RN-FrOm store, white, 4Sc; mixed,
47c. from levee or depot; white, in buik, 4ic
in sacks, 47c; Mixed in bulk 42c; In Sacks
OATS-From store, white, 800; mixed, $50
from levee or depot, white, in bulk, S4bsc; IN
sacks, 3611c; mixed, in bulk, $50; In SACKS
FLOUR-From store, No, 8, 50 259S so;
family, So 1898 IS; choice, S49l Is; fancy,
81 2594 20; extra fancy, 81 5O@4 10; patents
BHANNFrOm store, 9Oc; from lsyoc or de-
GRACKERs-soIa. extra, 4c; soda, treble
extra, 41ac; extra, &c; ginger snaps, extra,
Sc; assorted jumbles, loo,
BEANS-Navy, 81 49, IS; medium 81 Is
RiCE-LOuisiana, 49i16c; carOlin,, SIG
OoATMEAL-In half-barrsls. s2ss Is, from
CRACKED wHEAT-In half-barrsls, 81 Is
mo ao5IINY AND GRIrs-FrOm store, $40
KANSAS CITY, MO. January 10, Wheat
weaker; No. 2 red, cash, 1914 bid; February,
72c bid May, 7SNc bid. Corn weaker; A o.
2, cash., 3O]sc; February, 3l% bid; May
35Ac bid Oats nominal; 29Ac bid cash.
ST. LOUIS. MO, January lS,-FloU az
as; choice, IS IS az As; fancy, s. 7O@8 50
extra fancy, 50 30 "a TO-; patents, 81 300
90. Wheat active and unsettled; the
market opened ~ lower, but soon improved
range of &c, declined steadily 9sc, reacted
sharply later in the session and closed Bg}sc
hisher than yesterdays; No, red, cash,
S2ac; January, S213e bid; February, S31sc ;
at $50. Corr, very dull and easy; No: 2
35Kc; March, Soc; May, $50 assoc, closing
Gt 9S12c. Oats quiet but hrmi No. z
mixed, cash, 2Si2c; February, 2s)4c bid +;
Bar ey very Gull at 45g621ac. Hay active,
strong and higher; prairie, So $40 SO; tim
othy, $40 50@l3 80. FlaSseed easy at 94c.
Bran steady. &c. COrnmeal steady, S2g2 %.
Receipts-Flour, OObrls; wheat, 1900 Blu /;
corn, S, 900 5u oats, 1900 bu; rye, 1000
bu; barley, 1000 bu Shipments-Flour,
5000 brls; wheat, none; corn, 1000 bu; oats,
1000 bu; rye, mono; barley, 1000 bu.
Afternoon Beard. Wheat strong and HS5Sc
higher. Corn &c higher. Oats firm and
&c higher,
CHICAGO, ILL.,, January lS.-The. feel
ing was unsettled in wheat today, but in the
general trading the market became strong
and closed 19c per bushel higher than yester,.
day The cables came in firm, which
delivery started at S51sc and advanced to
S5Ac, out the speculative offerings bee me
qui large at the advance, and under this
pressure prices fell back to S4AeSlsc, then
and aided, possibly, by the warlke tenor of
the foreign advices. The clearings from two
ports aggregated POS, 200 bushels. The mar
h ct rose to S515@s52sc in the latest trading,
and closed at top figures, with sales at 500
on the curb. Sales of wheat for September
del very were made today at SSA@S91sc.
Corn ruled only moderately active and gen.
orally higher. Trading was almost entirely
local. The Shipping demand Is moderate
for the lower grades, while the receipts con-
the close, and finished at the highest figures.
s @ads today Ga at lsc. Oats ful,d very
quiet and steady, closing at top figures.
quiet; winter patents, si25e4 50; Southern
winter, 50 GOA 10; Michigan and Wisconsin
winter, 50 1874; CHOICE to fancy Minnesota
patents, "a 20q4 go; Minnesota, in barrels
so. 2 spring wheat, 7S}}5c;- No; 3 spring
wheat, 65a7lAc; No. red, 1895; No.2 corn,
S6Ac; No; oat;, 26As; No. rye, $50 No,
barley. .5Oh@52xci No; aaxseed, 81 OF;
ures ranged as follows; Wheat, No. 2-Jan-
uary opened at 1919, highest 1880, lowest
7Sc, closing at 7S5S,; February opened at
7S1sc, highest 1870, lowe I 7SHc, closing at
7S7sc; March opened at I914c, highest 795sc:
S5Mc, highest S5lagS55sc. lowest Si149si1sc,
clos ne at S5Iags55Ac. Corn, No. 2-lanu-
airy opened at S6Ac, highest S6Ac, Invest
$3.50, closing a. 364c; February opened at
S6]s,; March opened at $3.50, highest $3.50,
lowest 361Sc, closing at 36Nc; May opened at